Chinese version of GPS future analysis

The eighth Beidou Satellite Navigation System Forum held in Xi'an ended successfully yesterday. According to experts, it is expected that by 2012, the Chinese version of the GPS-Beidou satellite navigation system will cover the Asia-Pacific region and provide professional positioning, navigation, and timing services. The power system equipped with the Beidou satellite rocket will be provided by Xi'an.

"China version of GPS" covering Asia-Pacific in 2012 will be used for surveying and mapping water disaster relief and other fields covering the world in 2020. The eighth Beidou satellite navigation system forum held in Xi'an was successfully concluded yesterday. According to experts, it is expected that by 2012, the Chinese version of the GPS-Beidou satellite navigation system will cover the Asia-Pacific region and provide professional positioning, navigation, and timing services. The power system equipped with the Beidou satellite rocket will be provided by Xi'an.

According to experts, the construction of China's Beidou system has entered the second phase. By 2012, the Beidou II will cover the entire Asia-Pacific region, initially breaking the foreign technology monopoly. As one of the world's most advanced navigation systems, the Beidou system has its unique features. In addition to its authorized navigation services, the navigation system can provide positioning, speed measurement and time service to the world free of charge, positioning accuracy of 10 meters, speed accuracy of 0.2 meters/second, and timing accuracy of 10 nanoseconds. If you want to ask for directions, you only need to send relevant information to the satellites, and the system will feedback information in a timely manner to realize the interaction between humans and satellites.

At present, the Beidou satellite navigation system has played an important role in many fields such as surveying and mapping, telecommunications, water conservancy, fishery, transportation, forest fire prevention, disaster reduction and disaster relief, and national security. On the forum, the experts also discussed the development strategy of the Beidou satellite navigation system, the new progress and new achievements of the Beidou system, and the use of international experience to meet the new era of China's satellite navigation application industry. By 2020, as the world's most advanced navigation system, the Beidou system will cover the world.